Useless call blocking that can't block blocked number

I have had enough can anyone tell these clowns at apple I want to be able to to block
People who withhold their call I.d
Not just my friends
Seriously android perfected this option years ago.

The original question raised in this thread is perfectly correct - why cant you simply block a caller who withholds their ID - Android can do this with ease!
chai2030 response does not understand the question, yes with IOS7 you can block callers who leave a number but you CANNOT block someone who leaves no caller ID - WHY NOT!!!!!!!! Andriod users can easily do this!!!
I get loads of annoying sales calls who withhold ID - so so annoying
Just got my Iphone 5S as a present, but the lack of this feature means I will go back to Android asap.

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I have been looking for an app which blocks calls . there are a few in the market but these are like really crap and they dont work. i dont want to have to resort to changing my number. my service provider is not able to block a number, the only way to do that is by going to the police. which i dont want to do , or change my number which i dnt want to do either.
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